He was united in marriage to Miss Mary Casey in 1870 and to this union five children were born, four of whom with his wife, preceded him
in death many years.
In 1885 lie was married to Belle Jones and to this union four children were born, one of whom with his wife preceded him into the Great Beyond. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Docia McCall of Lonedell, and -Mrs. Mayme Dond of Sullivan; two sons, Roy of St. Louis, Charles of Anaconda; one stepdaughter Mrs. Mande Jennings of St. Louis; eight grandchildren, one great-grand child; three brothers;, John of Stillwater, Okla., Julius of Richwoods, and Frank of Bonne Terre; five sisters, Mrs. Mary Smith of Tempe, Ariz., Mrs. Jennie Doyen of Buffalo, Wyoming, Mrs. Justine Bequette of Livingston, Montana, Mrs. Lizzie DeClue of Richwoods and Mrs. Laura Rutledge of Herculaneum Mo., and many other relatives and friends.
William Charboneau was a member of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church and of the Odd Fellows Lodge. He was one of a family of seventeen children, eight of whom are still living.
Mr. Charboneau served his country in the Civil War and spent his later years ill the Old Soldier's Home at St. James, Mo., and at the home of his son Charles.
The Rev. Ollie Thurmond conducted the funeral services at the Prospect Church Sunday afternoon in the presence of a large crowd of relatives and friends of the deceased. The remains were laid to rest in the Prospect Cemetery. - Bonne Terre Star - May, 1930
He was united in marriage to Miss Mary Casey in 1870 and to this union five children were born, four of whom with his wife, preceded him
in death many years.
In 1885 lie was married to Belle Jones and to this union four children were born, one of whom with his wife preceded him into the Great Beyond. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Docia McCall of Lonedell, and -Mrs. Mayme Dond of Sullivan; two sons, Roy of St. Louis, Charles of Anaconda; one stepdaughter Mrs. Mande Jennings of St. Louis; eight grandchildren, one great-grand child; three brothers;, John of Stillwater, Okla., Julius of Richwoods, and Frank of Bonne Terre; five sisters, Mrs. Mary Smith of Tempe, Ariz., Mrs. Jennie Doyen of Buffalo, Wyoming, Mrs. Justine Bequette of Livingston, Montana, Mrs. Lizzie DeClue of Richwoods and Mrs. Laura Rutledge of Herculaneum Mo., and many other relatives and friends.
William Charboneau was a member of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church and of the Odd Fellows Lodge. He was one of a family of seventeen children, eight of whom are still living.
Mr. Charboneau served his country in the Civil War and spent his later years ill the Old Soldier's Home at St. James, Mo., and at the home of his son Charles.
The Rev. Ollie Thurmond conducted the funeral services at the Prospect Church Sunday afternoon in the presence of a large crowd of relatives and friends of the deceased. The remains were laid to rest in the Prospect Cemetery. - Bonne Terre Star - May, 1930
Family Members
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Adeliade Eleanore "Lenora" Charboneau Lapee
1835–1896
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Eugene Michael Charboneau
1838–1878
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Louis Amade Charboneau
1840–1888
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Josephine Aspasia Charboneau Fallet
1842 – unknown
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John Traismond (Trasleman) Charboneau
1843–1939
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Francis Fermin Charboneau
1848–1868
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Mary Louise Charboneau Smith
1851–1931
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Augustus Barlow "Benjamin" Charboneau
1852–1924
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Julius Valle "Uncle Jule" Charboneau
1855–1942
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Henrietta Eugenia "Jennie" Charboneau Doyen
1857–1949
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Mary Martha Justine Charboneau Bequette
1858–1946
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Elizabeth Charboneau DeClue
1861–1947
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Laura Frances Charboneau Rutledge
1863–1946
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Francis Jarvis Lemay Charboneau
1866–1944
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Ferdinand Charboneau
unknown–1849
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